He said the Forum was playing politics with the suspension of the CBN governor by President Jonathan noting that “Nigerians have grown weary of Governor Amaechi turning every issue even beyond his purview into a political opportunity.”
He reiterated that Amaechi was not speaking on behalf of the governors in the country as according to him, a vast majority of governors “do not share in the anti-federal government zeal that the Rivers state governor champions as evident in the ever reducing number of governors he parades.
“Nigerians want governors to perform their primary functions of running their states and not this obsession with President Jonathan by governor Amaechi and his cohorts.
” My advice to them is Nigerians and history will decide if President Jonathan has performed as President. This lowly behaviour will not win them an election.”
Jang also expressed his sympathies to the parents of the school children killed by the Boko Haram extremists in Yobe State and called on the security forces not to relent in their effort to fish out the evil perpetrators of the heinous act.
He also sent condolences to Governor Olusegun Mimiko of Ondo state and the people of the state over the death of the speaker of the House of Assembly, Mr. Sam Adesina, who passed away in a Lagos hospital on Monday.
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